BWW Review: THE NUTCRACKER is a Prancing Good Time at Houston Ballet
Yet another holiday tradition for Houstonians returns to its beloved stage for live and in-person performances.
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Yet another holiday tradition for Houstonians returns to its beloved stage for live and in-person performances.
Josephine Baker is a historical figure that is not discussed nearly enough, but one of the joys of the Vincent Victoria company is they make sure attention will be paid.
The annual tradition of STAGES THEATRE's Christmas PANTO comes roaring back with a jolly great time in Shawanna Renee Rivon's and Elizabeth A.
A 3D Quidditch Match, a Live Dragon, and an interesting take on Dobby the House Elf greets the young and young at heart at Zilkha Hall at the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts.
It's holiday time in Houston, and THE LITTLE MERMAID has arrived at Theatre Under the Stars! With music by the legendary Alan Menken, lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater, and a book by Doug Wright, this production does your favorite childhood movie justice—and then some.
This hilarious Tony Award winning musical surrounds confirmed bachelor Robert on and around his thirty-fifth birthday.
A Christmas Carol is an age-old classic that tells the story of redemption and the importance of love and compassion.
MISS BENNET: CHRISTMAS AT PEMBERLY is the sort of show that will remind audiences you should do anything but marry without affection.
A hospital bed, chairs, and a large screen greet audiences as Catastrophic Theatre returns with a heartbreaking production of 4.
The Ensemble Theatre brings Houston a new holiday tradition with A Motown Christmas.
My advice for TOOTSIE THE MUSICAL is to distance yourself from the original film, and accept they are taking a dated concept and transposing it awkwardly onto today.
After a two-year absence, Mildred Umbrella comes back with the regional premiere of El Huracan by Charise Castro Smith.
Based on the hit-film, Sister Act is a feel-good musical comedy that is bringing joy, song and laughter to the people of Houston.
One of the things that drew me to Houston theatre as a young audience member was when I began to recognize the faces onstage.
As an ensemble the players make the most of this work without the usual cast of thousands that the play can sometimes utilize.
Review: 72 Miles to Go is how every character has a life beyond the central issue.
When Henrik Ibsen's character of Nora left her family in his famous work A Doll's House, western theater was thrust in to the modern era.
Immersion begins with the space.
A love-story comes to Houston! Live theatre is officially back, and what better way to kick it off than with a heartwarming (true!) story at the George Theater? A.
Theatre Under The Stars bursts with Rock n Roll energy as they reopen at the Hobby Center after a 19-month intermission with Rock of Ages.
The plight of the blue-collar workers in Reading, Pennsylvania reflects the tensions facing many working Americans.
The show never gets to where it promises to go in the setup, but thanks to a great cast and a gung-ho production team it does entertain.
Vincent has always had a certain style all his own, and it is no surprise he makes an engaging host of a black themed variety show.
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